TWENTY YEARS AGO PROM PROM JURN FILE
Twenty years ago events include board election results with Whittlesey re-elected and Harry Auer named president plus Bowling Green Jr. notes. The Hawley 50th anniversary was celebrated at home with F J Hawley’s family. relatives visited Warren area nuptials for Pete Christensen and Hardy Wilsted. A grave illness news updates Mrs G D Heatly. Marion Thompsity named church organist. newborns noted at Corry Hospital December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitten Uon
Whittlesey Wee
Harry Auer
F. J. Hawley
W. W. Edmonds
Corry News Burst with Local Plans and People
A packed Corry page outlines county road improvements, local officials and groups such as Grange and huntsmen, plus scenery of Erie county matters. It mentions a highway project on the State stretch, community personalities, public notices, a band night at Serio High, and shifts in local business and schooling with various residents traveling, planning, or returning home.
Local incidents mix thefts crashes and city zoning talks
A hurried Downtown scene ties a North Center street theft to a car ransack report in the Journal. A Third Ward resident returned stolen articles to police after reading the Union City report. A crash on North Clymer involved a luthier’s car and a pastor’s vehicle during service time. The City Planning Commission recommends lifting the rowdy mercantile ban amid new dry-housing method hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Athletic Association
North Censier Street
Third Ward
Union City
Jes
Debancey
1Th Infantry
North Clymer
Claude Grolers
Ims
Jamestown
Rowntaywa Mercantile Aces
Dunkirk Youth Athlete Fund Aids ailing star
The city raises about 2000 for Aliquity Juhkowste a seven year old grid star injured in a Wat ing accident. Funds will be administered by a trustees board to provide medical care and protect remaining sight amid hopes to save the other eye.
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Dunkirk
Del
Thowiay 5
Smith
McKiey Avenue
Juhkowste
Focal High
Pendulum shifts as Smith bill tightens labor curbs in Washington
The Smith bill advances in Congress to curb strikes and regulate unions amid defense mobilization. It bans mass picketing, restricts strike actions for organization, mandates government supervised elections, requires union membership and finances to be registered, and imposes a 60 day cooling off period, with penalties for Communist or felony offenders in leadership roles. The move, though unlikely to pass in full, signals a strong stance against aggressive labor leaders and aims to preserve uninterrupted war readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Senate
Washinton
Lewis
America
U. S
Bund
Congressional
Pr i
State finances show debt being paid and surpluses rising
The article notes California and other states nearing fiscal health with debts shrinking, tax revenues up, and public works funded. It argues the gain partly results from Washington’s relief and federal taxes, while warning states may rely too much on federal aid and face uneven improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Elieve i
Ohio
Washington
Fragmented OCR Weather Update Not Fully Clear
The readable content is garbled with missing letters and stray quotes making it impossible to identify any specific persons places or events. No coherent main action or outcome can be determined from the fragment.
Daily Quiz: Seven West Question Puzzle
A readable fragment from a classified page presents a seven question quiz. It asks about deer species, currency, a long street nickname, a shoe and pie riddle, a marine seal trivia, a posed presidential question, an Apostle with Roman citizen status, and a proverb about good fences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casfert
Tamons Institution
Beedle Street
Trinal
George Bancrori
Caran
U. S
Winter sleep needs and medical insights from Pennsylvania
A Medical Society of Pennsylvania note discusses longer winter nights driving more sleep. It explains sleep rebuilds gases, nourishes nerves, blood, muscles, heart, and that everyone must sleep. It outlines infant to adult sleep ranges and stresses the necessity of sound rest for health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Iivers
Deers
Wil Mersons
Record fragment on blue whale and wood duel species
A fragment notes that the blue whale is the largest Earth creature with a report of 105 feet length, and mentions the wood duel as a native American species primarily in the United States.
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Earth
Unites States
Would Hold Prisoners In Chautauqua Jail
Mayville Dec 4 6 A report to the Chautauqua County board of supervisors proposes sending prisoners sentenced to one year or less to the Chautauqua county jail rather than Monroe county penitentiary Sheriff Roy L Chadwick presented the idea. cost for boarding prisoners at Monroe last year was about 10 700 exceeding the estimate by about 8 000 The proposal was discussed at Thursday morning session chaired by Ross G Cowles of North Harmony who led the county jail committee
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Arn
Dayton
Matilda Nast
Corpus Christi
Texas
Jerome Nast
Corry
Hiram Gouber Wail
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Rome
Stel W Somers
EAC Sehwing
An- MW Arnold
Agathy Wattes
C CuMkehos
Acton Chalanine
Hale Cor
Cora Smith
Senorigh Seheal
Tom
Selective Service
Abo
Mademoisenie
Lsops
Elk County
Alice Wade Robinson
Alice Mulneir
St. Marys
New York Journal-America
Pline
Lariston
Dan Caldwell
Rex Theatre
Phi Bem Kappa
Cupek-leiter College
William and May College
Vinguila
George Schell
Buffalo Germian
Corey
Mayvill
Chat Tiyqua
Monroe County
Roy L. Chadwick
Board of Supervisors
Ross
Cowles
North Harmony
Monroe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prom
Laurie
Morisihiy
Bowling Green, Jr
Pete Christensen
Columbus
Jwchfiss Hardy Wilsted
Unis City
Warren
G.D. Heatly
Miss Capsey
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Haseen
Marion ‘Thompsity
Wilson
Carl Hoyeeins
Spartansburgal, Corry Hospital
Devember Ltd
LR. Bliss
Wiltten
Stembers
Seiota
Erie County
Sounell
Rey
Richard Miller Pilehilldbeas
Liberia
Africa
Miller
Maintanee
Lily
Magaeinesis
Sonmie
Atlantic
Clarence Shoop
Brooks Weld
Squy Antonie
Lone Star State
Dick Shoop
Sam
Flying Forces
Metres Steel Company
Garry Abeme
Ross Mead
Sitio
Menti
Hagerpritt Elves
Firs Avenue
Eynie Palmaqupsi
Cony Boy
Fred G. Palmauist
Titwswitte
Stik Ae
Ballae
Roes Aller
Florida
Serio High Auditorium
the Nations Networks
Golden Rule Club
Cory Regional
Saegertown
Brunner
U.S
Erie
Purus
Stanley Anderson
Biloxi
Mississippi
Franklin Pen
Towisher
Duduett
Unis
Worthlus
Piney Johnson
Ajax
owAye
the Medical Society of the
State of
Pennsylvania
Rei
Charlie Gleed
Celoron Park
Lindsley’s Pharmacy
Santo An
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Chautauqua
Ay Cath Stores
Wheaties
Doz
Igc
Helen
Morth Center
Chrishases Gitte In
Ren Wenn
Palterta
Greves Ane
Im Mlata Siete
Yanee
Ehave
New Yorke
Valle
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